Charlie Kirk: A Victim of his own Violence?
A satire on Charlie Kirk arguing how fought for the same political violence that ultimately killed him
Fear amongst international students as anti-immigration protests hit Britain
International students at LSE fear for the worst as waves of anti-immigration riots hit British streets.
A Freshers’ Week Handbook: More than just ‘Top Tips’ for Starting First-Year
Through interviews with second and third years, Angelika provides advice to freshers about how they can best balance their social…
“I’m very lucky to have her as a friend”: an Analysis of Home-International Student Friendships and Relationships at LSE
Vasavi interviews home and international students to examine what makes their friendships work despite cultural differences.
The Death of Vevo Culture
Jahnavi talks about the death of music video artistry amidst the rise of short-form content.
LSE’s response to supreme court gender ruling divides students and staff
This article discusses the reactions of LSE staff and students following the recent supreme court ruling about gender.
Blocking the Road to Divestment
Since the 1960s, LSE students have fought to sever the university’s financial ties to human rights abuses. This article uncovers…
Ex Chancellor Jeremy Hunt visits LSE, talks Ukraine, NHS and Tories’ Future
Ryan covers Jeremy Hunt's visit to LSE, at a Conservative Society event.
Student killed in Strand van crash a “kind and beautiful soul”
Valerie reports on a shock van crash that killed 1 student and injured others.
LSE’s Selective ‘Marshall’ing of ‘Institutional Neutrality’
Cameron, an alumnus, provides a detailed criticism of LSE benefactor Sir Paul Marshall.